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Leather wet mold for bracelet makers

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This assembly allows to shape thin leather, in my case lizard skin, around a core.

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Creative Commons — Public Domain

The mold consists in 2 main parts:

  • the main body (in blue and green on the photos) which holds the front and the 2 sides of the bracelet 
  • the locker part (in yellow on the photos) which keeps the skin folded on the back of the bracelet

The main body is divided in 2 parts:

  • the lateral holders: male and female (blue)
  • the spacers (green) as the middle part (thickness = 3 mm), which can be piled to adjust to the width of the bracelet

The STL file contains a quarter of a circle of the mold. I've printed 3 sets in my case.

No specific advice for printing the body and the spacers. I had to use the Brim for the lockers.

Assembling: Screws and bolds are 4mm diameter size.

  • Start with 1 set and mount the holders and spacers
  • Use 2 screws+bolts to keep it together
  • Place your bracelet in the holder
  • Use the 1st locker to maintain one side of the bracelet
  • Use the 2nd locker to maintain the other side.
  • Use 2 screws+bolts to lock the body and one side of the 2 lockers
  • Repeat with the second set and use 2 screws+bolts to assemble the 2 sets.
  • Repeat with the third set.

Additional file:

  • Jan2025: 
    • Spacer ring (2 mm) for thinner bracelet
    • Spacer ring (1.2 mm)
  • Aug2025:
    • Spacer 1.5 mm

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